دعق
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of trampling, crushing, or heavily impacting something, often with animals like camels or horses. It extends to the resulting damage, the collective action of such impact, and the resulting state of being agitated or driven away.
Derived headwords
- 1.to trampleboth
To tread heavily upon something, causing it to be worn down or damaged.
- 2.to crushclassical
To strike or beat something forcefully, especially with hooves, to the point of damaging its sides.
- 3.to agitateclassical
To stir up, excite, or drive away.
- 1.trampled uponboth
Describing a road or path that has been heavily trodden upon, indicating frequent passage.
- 1.tramplingboth
The act of trampling or crushing, often used as a masdar (verbal noun) for the verb دعق.
- 2.impactclassical
The effect of being struck or beaten, particularly by animals.
- 3.agitationclassical
A state of excitement, disturbance, or being driven away.
- 1.group of camelsclassical
A collective noun referring to a group or herd of camels.
- 1.crushing (in raids)classical
Used to describe horses that trample or crush people during raids.
- 1.gathering (of camels)classical
A plural form, possibly referring to a gathering or collection, used in a specific context related to camels and defense.